Christopher Ems

And I said, look, if this is a problem, it's better I face this head on.

Let's face it.

And I'm pretty sure I'll be exonerated from this because it's entirely, excuse my French, it's entirely a load of bullshit.

So let's face it.

The lawyer calls me back.

He goes, Chris, I've spoken to them.

They've got no further questions at this time.

You are not an American citizen.

There's probably something else to what this Virgil fellow has been up to that you aren't involved in.

Sleep well.

So I was like, okay, fine.

Went on with my life as you would, but kept following this case and just the audacity of the things that he was being accused of.

I mean, don't get me wrong, Virgil,

And I wish him all the best, by the way.

And, you know, hopefully one day maybe he'll get to watch some of this stuff.

And I feel really bad for him.

But, you know, he was he was in a way a bit of an idiot.

He didn't really tell us that he'd been to the embassy and they told him not to go.

He didn't tell us that when he came back, he decided it would be a good idea to walk into the U.S.

embassy in Singapore and give them a load of magazines and tell them about his trip.